Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
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Extending the schema simplifies the client installation process by storing Configuration
Manager-related information in Active Directory.
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You can assign client devices to any primary site but cannot assign client devices either
to a secondary site or to a central administration site.
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The Default Client Settings object is applied first, and custom settings will override the
default settings when you assign them to collections.
Answer the following questions to test your knowledge of the information in this objective.
You can find the answers to these questions and explanations of why each answer choice is
correct or incorrect in the “Answers” section at the end of the chapter.
1.
Of which domain security group must a user account be a member if it will be used to
extend the schema with information about Configuration Manager?
a.
Domain Admins
B.
Schema Admins
C.
Enterprise Admins
D.
Protected Users
2.
You are working with a Configuration Manager deployment in which the Active
Directory schema has not been extended. Which of the following methods can you use
to assign a site code to clients? (Choose two. Each correct answer provides a complete
solution.)
a.
Use the Client.msi property SMSSITECODE=site code.
B.
Configure an answers.txt file.
C.
Configure Group Policy.
D.
Configure an unattend.xml file.
3.
What is the priority of the Default Client Settings object?
a.
1
B.
100
C.
1,000
D.
10,000
4.
Which of the following settings cannot be configured through a custom client device
policy? (Choose three. Each correct answer provides a complete solution.)
a.
Software Inventory: Configure The Display Names For Manufacturer Or Product
B.
Compliance Settings: Schedule Compliance Evaluation
Mobile Devices: Polling Interval
C.
Cloud Services: Allow Access To Cloud Distribution Point
D.
